Budgets

Gov Sununu Vetoes The Democrat’s Tax and Spend Budget

The Democrats decided to pull the same financial stunt just before Bill O’Brien became speaker. Create a structural deficit by using “today’s surplus” to up the amounts spent in following years.  But current financial revenue performance is no indication of the future. Who knows if the State’s revenues will remain high especially if these bills, … Read more

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NH Speaker of the House removes state rep from committee for expressing free speech

Vengeance is mine, sayeth the Speaker of the New Hampshire House. Three-term State Representative, James Spillane took to social media recently and posted a photo of a dead squirrel to gain reactions from vegans and leftists. It is important to note that Rep. Spillane killed the squirrel because it was eating eggs, breaking into fencing, and stealing food on his own private property.

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“Five secrets of the Legislature’s 2020-21 state budget “

By Drew Cline State budgets are like the Grinch’s Santa sack. They’re huge, unwieldy, and overstuffed with giveaways and surprises. Their contents are a mystery to anyone who doesn’t have hours to crawl inside and unwrap every little package, which is pretty much every normal person. We’re not normal (we like reading budgets), so we’ve done … Read more

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If Trump is Hitler, He’s Pretty Bad at It.

Ever since Hitler and his party of socialist Democrats came along, American Democrats have labeled Republicans as fascists, Nazis, and Hitler. The only reason they didn’t do it sooner is that there was no Hitler. Related: Some Important Reading About This Hitler Business Barry Goldwater was Hitler. Nixon was Hitler. Reagan was Hitler. Both Bushes … Read more

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Demonstrate?

The founders, those who wrote the U.S. Constitution, understood people. They knew sometimes there is a need to complain publicly about governmental policies adversely affecting us. The American Revolution began with just such protests. The Declaration of Independence was a 28 item list of grievances against the King. Demonstrations are part of the fabric of … Read more

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“By their debates, ye shall know them”

OK, I’m plaigerizing, a tad, Matt 7:16 (“Ye shall know them by their fruits”) and I swapped the clauses around, well, just a couple takeaways from the two nights.  I actually missed most of both of them because of meeting but I think that these perfectly summarize the mindset of the mainstream Democrat elected politicians: … Read more

Learn Everywhere is latest step in redesigning NH education

by Fred Bramante (former chairman of the State Board of Education)  | The State Board of Education recently approved rules implementing the Learn Everywhere program proposed by Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut and created by the Legislature last year. These rules are scheduled for a vote on final approval by the Joint Legislative Committee on Administrative … Read more

Where Do We Find Ourselves Today?

In America do we have in our society a tight inbred elite rule? Do the people at the top of the heap attend the same boarding schools; the same universities, work in top law firms and investment banks? Are these people part of a group who has known each other since childhood? Perhaps there was … Read more

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Children’s Well-Being is at Stake

by Beth Scaer |

For the second year, the Nashua Pride Festival is featuring a so-called family-friendly drag show in a downtown public park and encouraging all ages to attend.

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Tales from the BudComm – And so, the end of the WinniWagon series

As I reported earlier, the exorbitant fee for food trucks in Gilford are now in line with what Government should be charging for anything – just enough to cover costs and not to make a “profit” (not that government can make a “profit” – for them, it’s a surplus). But as I mentioned, I missed … Read more

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